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  1. Real Tennis (Shire Library) by Kathryn McNicoll, 2008-03-04
  2. Hard Courts: Real Life on the Professional Tennis Tours by John Feinstein, 1992-05-19
  3. Royal Tennis in Renaissance Italy (Single Titles & Reprints in Modern & Contemporary History) (Single Titles & Reprints in Modern & Contemporary History) by Cees de Bondt, 2006-11-01
  4. Tennis (Real World Math) by Katie Marsico, Cecilia Minden, 2008-08
  5. Tennis For Real: The Common Sense Training Manual by Chris Sheryn, 2005-06-01
  6. How to Make the Real Tennis Ball from Core to Cover by Sir Richard Hamilton; Anthony Hobson, 1977
  7. The Real Spin on Tennis: Grasping the Mind, Body, and Soul of the Game by Jack Broudy, 1997-06
  8. The First Beautiful Game: Stories of Obsession in Real Tennis by Roman Krznaric, 2006-09
  9. Olympic Real Tennis Players by Country: Olympic Real Tennis Players of Great Britain, Olympic Real Tennis Players of the United States
  10. English Real Tennis Players: Kenneth Gandar-Dower, Sally Jones, Neville Bulwer-Lytton, 3rd Earl of Lytton, Eustace Miles, Evan Noel, Jim Dear
  11. French Real Tennis Players: Charles Viii of France
  12. Palla: Tuscany, Siena, Grosseto, Real Tennis, Racquet, Jeu de Paume, Tennis, Pallone, Pisa, Prato
  13. American Real Tennis Players: Pete Bostwick, Ogden Phipps, Jay Gould Ii, Robert L. Gerry, Jr., Gene Scott, Tom Pettitt, Charles Sands
  14. Real Tennis Players: James I of Scotland, List of Real Tennis World Champions, Robert Fahey, Steve Virgona

1. Real Tennis - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
real tennis is the original racquet sport from which the modern game of lawn tennis, or tennis, is descended. It is also known as jeu de paume in France,
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Jump to: navigation search It has been suggested that Jeu de paume be merged into this article or section. ( Discuss Jeu de paume in the 17th century. Real tennis is the original racquet sport from which the modern game of lawn tennis, or tennis , is descended. It is also known as jeu de paume in France , "court tennis" in the United States , and "royal tennis" in Australia. The term "real" may be a corruption of "royal" and related to the game's connection with royalty during its heyday in England and France in the and 17th centuries . Others believe that "real" was first used at the end of the century as a retronym to distinguish it from the then recently invented game of lawn tennis. Real tennis players often just call the game "tennis", describing the modern game as "lawn tennis". Real tennis is still played by enthusiasts on about 35 existing courts in the United Kingdom Australia , the United States , and France . The sport is supported and governed by organizations around the world
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2. The Royal Tennis Court - Hampton Court Palace
A real tennis ball, Hampton Court Palace. A real tennis ball, The Royal Tennis Club Rooms (bookable for functions). A real tennis ball
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3. International Real Tennis Professional Association
International real tennis Professional Association.
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4. Real Tennis - Home Of Real Tennis
Records the history of real tennis as it developed in Europe.
http://www.real-tennis.nl/
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Welcome to our new and improved website. This site deals with The Royal Game of Tennis , the forerunner of our present game of tennis, especially the game of Pallacorda as it was played at the Italian Renaissance Courts (between c.1470-1700). A new feature of the site is an overview of courts, past and present, spread over different countries in Europe.
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5. Real Tennis --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Britannica online encyclopedia article on real tennis racket sport that is descended from and almost identical to the medieval tennis game jeu de paume
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6. Cambridge University Real Tennis Club
Cambridge have two functional real tennis courts.
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7. Real Tennis Australia.com
real tennis Australia.com is currently upgrading photos and content. From November 2006 onwards, photo quality will be better but may take longer to
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8. Welcome To Oxford University Real Tennis Club
Oxford University real tennis dates from 1595 and is supported by a thriving Club of around 250 members.
http://www.outc.org.uk/
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The Oxford University Tennis Club is the home of "Real Tennis". This is the original "royal" tennis (think Real as in Real Madrid, meaning 'regal') played in an indoor court with sloping surfaces, galleries, and other unusual features.
The club is open to all, not just to members of the University. There is play at all levels with junior, student and senior members playing all year round. The club is a friendly place, presided over by two full-time professionals, and membership is simple - just phone or call in and talk to the pros. If you'd like to know more about the sport, you're welcome to come along to the club and watch a game. Or you can find an introduction to the "king of racquet sports" and its rules under About Real Tennis Note: The other kind of tennis (known by some of our members as 'unreal' or 'modern' tennis!) can be found at the University's Lawn Tennis Club
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9. TUU | Real Tennis Club Homepage
A club that deemphasises lawn tennis, site offers information on events, news, schedule and contact information.
http://www.tuu.com.au/club_homepage.asp?clubid=4311

10. Lawn And Real Tennis - Online Guide
Tennis History and Information. Tennis. This site has moved to www.tradgames.org.uk. Please update your website links.
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11. Hobart Real Tennis Club
Hobart is the host for the year 2000 World Championship defence by Rob Fahey.
http://www.hobarttennis.com.au/
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12. IGN: Super Real Tennis
IGN is the ultimate Super real tennis resource for trailers, screenshots, cheats, walkthroughs, release dates, previews, reviews, soundtracks and news.
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13. Why Play Real Tennis?
Bristol Bath Tennis Club real tennis in the Heart of the West Country.
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About Real Tennis Why Play Real Tennis? SECTION HOME WHY PLAY REAL TENNIS? HOW TO PLAY REAL TENNIS FACTS YOU NEVER EXPECTED TO KNOW Why Play Real Tennis?
One might have thought that a game dating back to the 14th century would have died out, but despite our high tech society quite the reverse is true. It is being played by a more varied cross section of people than ever before and the rules have hardly changed in 450 years. New courts are being built, and there are an ever increasing number of new players, including a substantial number of converts from lawn tennis and squash. Devotees of the game will give you many reasons for its popularity:
It combines elements of lawn tennis, squash and backgammon into one game
The handicapping system allows players of varied ability, age and experience to compete on equal terms - the outcome of a game of Real Tennis is never a foregone conclusion!
As well as providing a physical and intellectual challenge, Real Tennis offers excellent social benefits; fellow enthusiasts provide a welcoming and inclusive community, both locally and worldwide

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New development in Essex, UK, with two real tennis courts.
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Prested Hall Real Tennis Club RICARDO HAS SUCCESSFUL BRITISH OPEN! Ricardo knocked out world no.11 Rod Mcnaughtan 6/3 6/3 4/6 0/6 6/1 to reach the last 16 where he faced Rob Fahey (again....) an lost 0/6 3/6 5/6. But put up a close fight with Rob it was a promising performance. Ricardo and partner Bryn Sayers crushed number 5 seed's Adam Phillips and Andrew Lyons 6/1 6/3 6/1 to reach the quarter finals of the doubles. They played good friends Camden Riviere and Ben Matthews in the next round where they came unstuck 3/6 4/6 5/6. Bryn and Ricardo are shaping up into a very good doubles team as there results are showing!! BRODIE CUP TEAM WIN AWAY AT LEAMINGTON!!!! Congratulations to Dan Mead, TimLodge, JLR, Chris Vigrass , Tony Blake , Lewis Williams and Bryan Eaton. The took the match 3/2 and now have a home quarter final against Hyde! AJ MAKES ANOTHER CATEGORY FINAL APPEARANCE! Aj travelled all the way up to Moreton Morrell to play the national Category C tournament! He won his first match against Freddy Adam (6-4 6-1) which put him into the semi-finals, his opponent pulled out after Aj had taken a 3-0 lead. Aj then met Tim Henmans brother Mike Henman in the final, he claims that Mike hits the ball 'incredibly hard'. Mike won the match 6-1 6-2 however Aj has had a great start to the season and should be proud of himself!

15. Lawn And Real Tennis - Online Guide
The main difference from real tennis was that the court didn t t have side or end walls. But as a marked difference to the modern game, the shape of the
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The origin of Tennis, like so many Sports and Games is something of a mystery with various theories having been espoused. One version would have us believe that Stone Age man once hit rocks backwards and forwards with clubs, perhaps. A more substantial beginning is that Tennis derived from Handball, a version of which was played in the ancient world including the civilisations of Rome, Greece and Egypt. There is an Egyptian town on the Nile called Tinnis (in Arabic) and some speculate that this is the origin of the name 'Tennis'. Another string to this theory's bow is that the term 'racquet' is thought to derive from the Arabic word 'rahat' which means 'the palm of the hand' By the 14th century, Tennis had found its way to England where both Henry VII and Henry VIII apparently became keen players and instigated the building of courts up and down the country. Apparently Henry VIII invented the 'service' - his servants used to throw the ball up in the air for him because he was too fat to do it himself. The Tennis racket by 1500 was no longer completely made of wood but consisted of a wooden handle with a sheep gut strung head. The Royal enthusiasm for the game continued both in France during the sixteenth century where there were apparently more than 1000 courts in Paris alone at that time and in England during the Tudor seventeenth century. Notable English royal players include George IV (1763-1830), Prince Albert (1819-1861) who owned a locker in the changing room at Hampton Court Palace which still bears his name, Edward VII (1842-1910) and George V (1866-1936). For unknown reasons, the game's popularity waned in France and England during the 17th century and in France it was virtually non-existent by 1800.

16. Super Real Tennis For Cell Phones - Super Real Tennis Mobile - Super Real Tennis
Super real tennis for Cell Phones GameSpot offers reviews, previews, cheats, and more. Count on us for all of the latest on the Super real tennis Cell
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17. LRTA - Home Page
The Ladies real tennis Association was founded in 1981 to encourage and promote the game and to manage ladies tournaments. Today there are over 300 members
http://www.lrta.org.uk/

18. IRTA: The Game Of Real Tennis
real tennis is king of all racquet sports, a game where subtlety and thought are more prized than power and fitness. It is played in an asymmetrical court
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[The following information is taken from the Cambridge Real Tennis web page , used by permission.] Interior of Cambridge University court Real Tennis is king of all racquet sports, a game where subtlety and thought are more prized than power and fitness. It is played in an asymmetrical court which contains many unusual features, sloping roofs, openings (galleries) in the walls and a main wall which has a kink in it (tambour) so the ball on hitting the sloping face moves across the court instead of continuing down the line of the main wall. It has the classic elements of warfare where a failed attack is punished by a counter-attack. The game is played with racquets made of wood, of reasonable dimensions (not those over-sized snow shoes favoured by lawn tennis players), and with hand-made balls re-covered every week with new cloth. The ball can be given spin either by the player or by contact with the wall and the action of this spin can be even more deadly than Shane Warne. Reading the spin is an important part of the game; initially one is totally bewildered by the spin but soon one begins to judge where the ball will move after contact. More information on the game of real tennis: History of the game Real tennis has a long history. It was a favourite of many kings in the past, but is now enjoyed by people from all walks of life.

19. Real Tennis - Real Tennis Wiki - A Wikia Wiki
This wiki contains information about the ancient game of real tennis. real tennis today has around 10000 players worldwide, and 51 courts, in France,
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20. The Oratory Tennis Club - Redirect
We have one real tennis court which is used for games between members, by school boys and staff, and also for matches, tournaments and special events.
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